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NoThisIsStupider |
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Normal user Level: 31 Posts: 188/207 EXP: 184983 Next: 380 Since: 03-13-14 Last post: 2082 days ago Last view: 1851 days ago |
So, for the past week, I've been trying to get sendfile working on NTR's debugger, I've gotten really close, but it hates me for some reason. For reference, I'm using a n3DS, on A9LH 11.0, with NTR 3.2. The debugger is from here.
The main reason I'm trying to do this is to skip the extra steps required to test a level. There's a YouTube video that demonstrates changing the level file while the world map is open, which would mean quicker testing than even the Wii version, since on that you still had to reboot the game in Dolphin. So, after connecting to my 3DS, i try the sendfile command as layed out in the readme, which equates to sendfile('d:\\path\to\file.extention', '\where\to\put.extention' So I use this command: sendfile('d:\\1-1.sarc', '/NSMB2Hax/Courses/1-2.sarc') It throws the error "illegal characters in path". I simplify it to the point where layeredfs wouldn't work with it, just to try and figure out what's wrong, which makes the command: sendfile('d:\\1-1.sarc', '/1-2.sarc') Instead of working, it throws the error "The device is not ready". And that's where I stopped, I'm stumped. I've tried asking around a bit, but nobody seems to know how it works. So does anybody here understand this command? ____________________ Switch on latest firm happily playing Smash daily PC with an i7-4790K, RX480, 16GB ram Various other consoles that are hardly used due to emulation existing |
RicBent |
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Administrator Level: 46 Posts: 167/466 EXP: 666652 Next: 45122 Since: 09-25-12 From: Germany Last post: 1184 days ago Last view: 339 days ago |
NoThisIsStupider |
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Normal user Level: 31 Posts: 189/207 EXP: 184983 Next: 380 Since: 03-13-14 Last post: 2082 days ago Last view: 1851 days ago |
Tried that, and tried changing D to the letter of the drive where the file was stored, and now it gives me the error "null" on the debugger, and my 3DS says "openFile failed: c8804478". Pressing B to get rid of the message disconnects...
And while typing I solved that error. My path was /NSMB2Hax/Courses/ instead of /NSMB2Hax/Course/. What's better is that when I was trying to get this to work a week ago, I actually got to the openFile failed error, but gave up without noticing the path. I guess the slash direction is irrelevant, because I was using the same slash directions before. IDK what I did differently, but it works now, so thanks. ____________________ Switch on latest firm happily playing Smash daily PC with an i7-4790K, RX480, 16GB ram Various other consoles that are hardly used due to emulation existing |
RicBent |
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Administrator Level: 46 Posts: 169/466 EXP: 666652 Next: 45122 Since: 09-25-12 From: Germany Last post: 1184 days ago Last view: 339 days ago |
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